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830 Then ( as He took delight in wide extremes ) , 820 Deep in the bofom of His
universe , Dropt down that reasoning mite , that infect , man , To crawl , and gaze
, and wonder at the scene ? That man might ne'er presume to plead amazement
...
830 Then ( as He took delight in wide extremes ) , 820 Deep in the bofom of His
universe , Dropt down that reasoning mite , that infect , man , To crawl , and gaze
, and wonder at the scene ? That man might ne'er presume to plead amazement
...
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Leaves so much wonder greater wonder itill ? 1135 Where are the pillars that
support the skies ? What more than Atlantean shoulder props Th'incumbent load
? what magic , what strange art , In fluid air these ponderous orbs sustains ?
Leaves so much wonder greater wonder itill ? 1135 Where are the pillars that
support the skies ? What more than Atlantean shoulder props Th'incumbent load
? what magic , what strange art , In fluid air these ponderous orbs sustains ?
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Teaching this leffon , Pride is loth to learn “ Not deeply to discern , not much to
know , “ Mankind was born to Wonder , and Adore . ” 1875 And is there cause for
higher wonder still , Than that which struck us from our past surveys ? Yes ; and
for ...
Teaching this leffon , Pride is loth to learn “ Not deeply to discern , not much to
know , “ Mankind was born to Wonder , and Adore . ” 1875 And is there cause for
higher wonder still , Than that which struck us from our past surveys ? Yes ; and
for ...
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What most imbitters time , that most Eternity endears , And thus , by plunging in
diitress , Exalts us to the spheres ; Joy's fountain head ! where bliss o'er bliss , O'
er wonders wonders rise , And an Omnipotence prepares Its banquet for the wise
...
What most imbitters time , that most Eternity endears , And thus , by plunging in
diitress , Exalts us to the spheres ; Joy's fountain head ! where bliss o'er bliss , O'
er wonders wonders rise , And an Omnipotence prepares Its banquet for the wise
...
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You cannot boast the merit of a choice , In making him your own , ' twas nature's
voice , Which call'd too loud by man to be withstood , Pleading a tye far nearer
than of blood ; Similitude of manners , such a mind , As makes you less the
wonder ...
You cannot boast the merit of a choice , In making him your own , ' twas nature's
voice , Which call'd too loud by man to be withstood , Pleading a tye far nearer
than of blood ; Similitude of manners , such a mind , As makes you less the
wonder ...
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| Название | The Works of the English Poets, Объемы 1-2 |
| Редакторы | Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres) |
| Издатель | H. Baldwin, 1779 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Мадридский университет "Комплютенс" |
| Оцифровано | 3 авг 2009 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 315 |
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